species 26 observations

Hāhā-nui

Cyanea horrida

Field notes

Cyanea horrida, the prickly cyanea or hāhā nui, is a small, prickly tree from the Campanulaceae family which grows roughly 1–3 m (3.3–9.8 ft) which is endemic to east Maui. It is critically endangered with an unknown amount of specimens currently in existence. C. horrida is pollinated by honeycreeper birds.

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Key traits

Layer
Trees

From USDA PLANTS.